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Prepared for
JUSTINIAN CAIRE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHEMISTS' GLASSWARE,
BBA8S WIRE SCKIII, IABBWA1I,
FANCY GOODS, Etc., Etc.
530 & 532 WASHINGTON STREET,
Wo% Montgomery, San Francisco.
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TABLES
SHOWING Tllli
VALUE OF SILVER AND GOLD,
PER OUNCE TROY.
if DIIFlEIIf BM1II8 §F I IIIIIBB,
PREPARED FOR S ^
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ASSAYERS' MATERIALS,
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San Fr anclsco.
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PROPERTIES OF SILVER.
Silver has been known from the earliest ages, coin of that metal has been found dating
back to 800 B. C, and in the Pyramids of Egypt linen stained black by salts of silver has
been discovered.
The Alchemists called it Luna or Diana, and we still call the fused Nitrate of Silver
Lunar Caustic. The Latin name for it was Argentum from which we derive the term
Argentiferous and the chemical symbol Ag.
Silver is very ductile and the best conductor of heat of all the metals; its atomic weight
is 108, its specific gravity varies from 10.43 t0 I 0-56, as it maybe cast, hammered, drawn,
etc. It fuses at about 1832 F. (which is lower than the melting point of Gold or of Cop-
per) and can be distilled at the heat of the Oxyhydrogen flame; in melting, it absorbs
Oxygen from the air, which it gives off again on cooling, causing the molten mass to
spurt when suddenly cooled. (Only pure silver acts thus) .
Pure Silver may be obtained crystallized in Cubes and Octahedrons. It dissolves in
Nitric Acid of medium concentration; concentrated Sulphuric Acid changes it into Sulphate
of Silver at a boiling heat, while Muriatic Acid does not act upon it. Quicksilver unites
with it, forming an Amalgam, and it is easily alloyed with many other metals by fusion.
The characteristic test for Silver in (acid) Solution is made by adding Muriatic Acid
or a soluble Chloride, when a white, curdy precipitate of Chloride of Silver is formed,
insoluble in water or in acids, but soluble in Ammonia (also in Cyanide of Potassium or
Hyposulphite of Soda); from the ammoniacal solution acids reprecipitate the Chloride of
Silver. Very dilute solutions of Silver are rendered opalescent by applying this test.
All compounds of Silver yield metallic Silver when fused with Carbonate of Soda
before the blowpipe.
Caustic Soda or Potassa precipitates Silver from its solution as greyish-brown oxide
of S. insoluble in an excess of the precipitant, soluble in Nitric or Sulphuric Acid.
Ammonia produces the same precipitate soluble in an excess of the precipitant and in
Nitric or Sulphuric Acid.
Carbonated Alkalies produce a precipitate of yellowish-white Carbonate of Silver
soluble in Carbonate of Ammonia and in Nitric or Sulphuric Acid.
Sulphureted Hydrogen and Sulphide of Ammonium produce a black precipitate of
Sulphide of Silver which is decomposed by boiling Nitric Acid with elimination of Sulphur.
Copper, Zinc and other easily oxidizable metals precipitate metallic Silver as a gray,
spongy powder, and some organic substances act in a similar manner.
Silver is found in its native state, alloyed with Gold, and as Sulphide of Silver, fre-
quently with Copper Glance, Galena and other metallic Sulphides, less frequently as
Chloride of Silver (Horn Silver) and rarely as Iodide or Bromide of Silver.
The water of the oceans contains Silver in small proportions.
We are indebted to Messrs. Falkenau & Reese, Assayers, for the above article. J. C.
Note to Silver Table.
The Table of the Value op Silver is calculated from the
basis upon which the value of Silver is computed in the U.
S. Mint and its branches, vjz:
99 ounces of pure Silver is worth $128-00; or
11 ounces of standard Silver (900 fine) is worth $12.80.
Hence, 1 oz. of pure Silver is worth $1.29.29.
1 oz. standard Silver is worth $1.16.36.
Silver usually commands a Premium, which varies with
the supply and demand.
IA SEC! ION
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared tor JUSTIN.
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Oto ICO fine.
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00.00
00.13
00.26
00.39
00.62
00.G5
00.78!
00.90
01.63
01.16
01.29
01.42
01.55'
01.08
01.81'
01.94
02.07
02.20
02.33
02.46
20
30
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
31
32
33
34
35
3C
37
38
39
02.59
02.72
02.84
02.97
03.10
03.23
03.36
03.49
03.62
03.75
03.88
04.01
04.14
04.27
04.40
04.53
04.65
04.78
04.91
05.04
40
50
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
4S
49
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
5S
59
05.1
05.30
05.43
05.56
05.69
05.82
05.95
06.08
06.21
06.34
06.46
06.59
06.72
06.85
06.98
07.11
07.24
07.37
07.50
07.63
60
70
61
62
L
63
04
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«,
66!
67
68
G9
71
72
J3 i
74
75
76
77
7S
79
07.76
07.89
03.02
08.15
08.27
08.40
08.53
08.66
08.79
08.92
09,05
09.18
09.31
09.44
09.57
09.70
09.83
09.96
10.08
10.21
80
90
81'
82
S3
84
85
86
87
ss
S9
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
9S
99
10.34
10.47
10.60
10.73
10.86
10.99
11.12
11.25
11.38
11.51
11.64
11.77
11.89
12.02
12.15
12.28
12.41
12.54
12.67
12.80
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 Ac 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OE
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Ptepsrei for JUSTIHIAH CAIBE.
100 to S00 fine.
EH
55
100
110
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
103
109
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
12.93
13.06
13.19
13.32
13.45
13.58
13.70
13.83
13.96
14.09
14.22
14.35
14.48
14.61
14.74
14.87
15.00
15.13
15.26
15.39
120
130
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
15.52
15.64
15.77
15.90
16.03
16.16
16.29
16.42
16.55
16.6S
16.81
16.94
17.07
17.20
17.33
i7.45
17.58
17.71
17.84
17.97
140
150
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
18.10
18.23
18.36
18.49
18.62
18.75
18.88
19.01
19.14
19.26
19.39
19.52
19.65
19.78
19.91
20.04
20.17
20.30
20.43
20.56
160
170
161
162
163
J
165
1661!
167
168|
169
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
i.
179!
20.69
20.82
20.95
21.07
21.20
21.33
21.46
21.59
21.72
21.85
21.98
22.11
22.24
W37
?2.50
?2.63
22.76
22.88
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23.14
180
ISO
181!
182!
183
184
185
186
187)
138
189
191
19
193
194
195
196
197
193
199
23.27
23.40
23.53
23.66
23.79
23.92
24.05
24.18
24.31
24.44
24.57
24.69
24.82
24.95
25.0S
25.21
25.34 ;
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25.47 j
25.60 |
25.73 |
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared
ler JUSTINIAN
GAIBB.
200 to 300 fine.
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3 8
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200
25.81
220
28.44
240
31.03
260
33.62
280
36.20
201
25.99
221
28.57
241
31.16
261
33.75
281
36.33
202
20.12
222
28.70
242
31.29
262
33.87
282
36.46
203'
26.25
223
28.83
243
31.42
263
34.00
283
36.59
L'OI
26.38
224
28.96
244
31.55
264
34.13
284
36.72
205
26.50
225
29.09
245
31.68
265
34.26
285
36.85
206
26.63,
226
29.22
246
31.81
266
34.39
286
36.98
207
20.76
227
29.35
247
31.94
267
34.52
287
37.11
1
228
29.48
248
32.06
268
34.65
288
37.24
209
27.02
229
29.61
249
32.19
269
34.78
289
37.37
210
27.15
230
29.74
250
32.32
270
34.91
290
37.49
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27.28
231
29.87
251
32.45
271
35.04
291
37.62
212
27.41
232
30.00
252
32.58
272
35.17
292
37.75
213
27.54
233
30.13
253
32.71
273
35.30
293
37.88
214
27.67
234
30.25
254
32.84
274
35.43
294
38.01
215
27.80
235
30.38
255
32.97
275
35.56
295
38.14
216
27.93
236
30.51
256
33.10
276
35.68
296
38.27
217
28.06
237
30.64'
257
33.23
277
35.81
297
38.40
218,
2S.19
238
30.77
258
33.36
278
35.94
29S
38.53
219
28.32
239
30.90
I
259
33.49
279
36.07
299
38.66
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 'Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
G^$n?sB^)
PER OUNCE TROY, AT
DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared tor JU8TIHIAXT 6AIBB.
300 to 400 fine.
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m
m
K
w
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K
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H
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ft
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300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
38.79
38.92
39.05
39.18
39.30
39.43
39.56
39.69
39.82
39.95
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
41.37
41.50
41.63
41.76
41.89
42.02
42.15
42.28
42.41
42.54
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
43.96
44.09
44.22
44.35
44.48
44.61
44.74
44.86
44.99
45.12
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
46.55
46.67
46.80
46.93
47.06
47.19
47.32
47.45
4758
47.71
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
49.13
49.26
49.39
49.52
49.65
49.78
49.91
50.04
50.17
50.29
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
40.08
40.21
40 34
40.47
40.60
40.73
40.86
40.98
41.11
41.24
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
42.67
42.80
42.93
43.05
43.18
43.31
43.44
43.57,
43.70
43.83
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
45.25
45.38
45.51
45.64
45.77
45.90
46.03
46.16
46.29
46.42
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379!
1
47.84
47.97
48.10
48.23
48.36
48.48
48.61
48.74
48.87
49.00
1
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
1
50.42 |
50.55
50.68
50.81
50.94
51.07
51.20
51.33
51.46
51.59
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
1
53© & 539 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OK THE VALUE OF
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared for JUSTINIAN CA'XRE.
400 to 500 fine.
3
CO
2
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400
410
401
4(12
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
4.1
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414
416
416
417
J
419
51.72
51.85
51.98
52. 1 1
52.23
52.86
52.49
52 62
52.75
52.88
53.01
53.14
53.27
53.40
53.53!
53.66
53.79
53.92
54.04
54.17
420
430
421
422
423
424
42.".
420
427
428
42! I
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
43S
439
54.30
54.43
54.56
54.69
54.82
54.95
55.08
55.21
55.34
55.47
55.60 450
55.73
55.85'
!
55.98
56.11
56.24
56.37
56.50
I
56.63
56.76
I
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
451
452
453
454,
455
456
457
458
459
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\<
CO
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M
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la
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57.02
57.15
57.28
57.41
57.54
57.66
57.79
57.92
58.05
58.18
58.31
58.44
58.57
58.70
58.83
58.96
59.09
59.22
59.35
470
461
462
463 (
464
465
406
467 (
468;
409
471
472
J
474
475
476
477
I
478
479!
59.47
59.60
59.73
59.86
59.99
60.12
60.25
60.38
60 51
60.64
60.77
60.90
61.03
61.15
61.28
61.41
61.54
61.6
01.80
61.93
480
490
481
482
483
484
485
486 1
i
487,
488
489
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
!
62.06
62.19
62.32
62.45
62.58
62.71
62.84
62.97
63.09
63.22
63.35
63.48
63.61
63.74
63.87
64.00
64.13
64.26
64.39
64.52
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
A3© & 532 Washington Street, Saa Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OP
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
'eparei lor
500 to 600 fine-
I,
500
510
501
502
503
504 1
505
506
507
508
509J
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
64.65
64.78
64.91
65.03
65.16
65.29
65.42
65.55
65.68
65.81
65.94
66.07,
66.20
66.33,
66.46
66.59
66.72
66.84
66.97
67.10
520
530
521
522!
523.
524j
525
526
527
528
529
531
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
67.23 54Q
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67.36
67.49
67.62
67.75
67.88
68.01
68.14
68.27
68.40
68.53
68.65
68.78
68.91
69.04
69.17
69.30
69.43
69.56
69.69
550
541
542
543
544
545
546
54
548
549
551
552
553
554
555
556
557
558
559
69.82
69.9
70.08
0.21
70.34
0.46
70.59
70.72
70.85
70.98
71.11
71.24
71.37
71.50
71.63
71.76
71.89
72.02
72.15
72.27
560
2 5
570
561
562
503
564
565
i
566!
567J
II
568
569 !j
571
572
i
573,
574 |
575 !
576'
577
578
579
|72.40
72.53
72.66
72.79
72.92
73.05
73.18
73.31
73 44
73.56
73.69
73.82
73.95
74.08
74.21
74.34
74.4
74.60
74.73
74.86
580
5S0
t
581
082
I
583
584
585 !
586
I
587
588
589
591
592
59.
594
595
596
597
598
599
i74.99
75.12
75.25
75.38
75.51
75.64
75.77
75.89 I
76.02 I
76.15 I
76.28 I
76.41 ;
76.54 i
76.67
76.80
76.93
77.06
77.19
77.32
77.45
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
S30 <V 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OP
PEE OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared
for JUSTINIAN
CAIRE
•
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600 to 700 fine.
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CO
05
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610
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602
603
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606
607
601
009
611
612
613;
614
615 1
616
617|
618
619
77.68
77.71
77.83
77.96
78.09
78.22
78.35
78.48
78.61
78.74
78.8
9.00
79.13
79.26
79.39
79.52
79.64
79.77
9.90
80.03
620
630
621
622
623
624
625
626j
627
628!
629
631
632
633
63-1
635
036
037
I eaa
639
80.16
80.29
80.42
80.55,
80.68|
80.81
8O.94!
81.07;
81.20,
81.33
81.45
81.58
81.71
81.84
81.97
82.10
82.23
82.36
S2.49,
82.62'
640
650
641
642
643
644
645
646
647
648
649
051
652
653
654
055
650
057
038
659
82.75
82.88
83.01
83.14
83.26
83.39
83.52
83.65
83.78
83.91
84.04
84.17
84.30
84.43
84.50
84.69
84.82
84.95
85.07
85.20
660
670
661
662
663
664
665
666!
667
668
669
671
672
673
674
675
676
677
678
079
85.33
85.46
85.59
85.72
85.85
85.98
86.11
86.24
86 37
86.50
S0.03
80.76
S6.8S
87.01
87.14
87.27
87.40
87.53
87.66
87.79
680
690
681
682
683
084
685
686
687
688
689
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
87.92
88.05
88.18
88.31
88.44
88.57
88.69
88.82
88.95
4
89.08
89.21
89.34
89.47
89.60
89.73
89.86
89.99
90.12
90.25
90.38
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 Oc 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
Q^ $ HVE to ^D
PEE OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared lor JUSTIZflAlT CAIBE
700 to 800 fine.
700
710
701
702
703
704
705
706
707
708
709
711
712
713
714
715
716
717
718
719
90.51
90.63
90.76
90.89
91.02
91.15
91.28
91.41
91.54
91.67
91.80
91.93
92.06
92.19
92.32
92.44
92.57
92.70
92.83
92.96
720
730
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
93.09
93.22
93.35
93.48
93.61
93.74
93.87
94.00
94.13
94.25
94.38
94.51
94.64
94.77
94.90
95.03
95.16
95.29
95.42'
95.55
740
750
41
7*2
743
744
745.
746
747
748
749
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
95.68
95.81
95.94
96.06
96.19
96.32
96.45
96.58
96.71
96.84
96.97
97.10
97.23
97.36
97.49
97.62
97.75
97.87
98.00
98.13
760
770
761
762
763
764
765
766
767
768
769
771
772
773
774
775
776
777
778
779
98.26
98.39
98.52
98.65
98.78
98.91
99.04
99.17
99.30
99.43
99.56
99.68
99.81
99.94
00.07
00.20
00.33
00.46
00.59
00.72
'780
790
1
781 j 1
II
782 1
783 1
784'! 1
785 1
786'J 1
787,j 1
788 1
89 1
1
1
1
1
791
792
79
794
795
796
797
798
799
00.85
00.98
01.11
01.24
01.37
01.49
01.62
01.75
01.88
02.01 I
02.14
02.27
02.40
02.53
02.66
02.79
02.92
03.05 I
03.18 I
03.31
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530 & 539 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OE
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared
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1 03.43 820
801
802
803
804
805
Bi>6 1
03.50
03.69
03.82
03.95
04.08
04.21
807 1 04.34
SOS 1 04.47
809, 1
810
811
812
813
814
815
816
817
818
819
04.60
04.73
04.86
04.99
05.12
05.24 1
05.37
05.50
05.63
05.76
05.89
830
821
822
823
824
825
826
827
828
829
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
838
839
1 06.02
I
1 06.15
1 06.28
1 06.43
1 06.54
840
06.67
06.80
06.93
07.05
07.18
07.31
07.44
07.57
07.70
07.83
07.96
08.09
08.22
08.35
08.48
1,08.61 860
841 1 08.74|
842 108.86!
843 1 08.99
850
844
845
846
84
848
849
851
852
853
854
855
856
857
858
859
109.12
09.25
109.38
09.51
09.64
09.77
09.90
10.0;
10.16
10.29
10.42
10.55
10.67
10.80
10.93
11.06
1 11.19
861 1]11.32
862 1
863! 1
864 1
il
865 1
870
866
867
868
869
871
872
873
874
I
875! ]
876,
877
878!
879| 1
11.45
11.58
11.71
11.84
11.97
12.10
12 2„
12.36
12.48
12.61
12.74
12.8'
13.00
13.13
13.26
13.39
13.5
13.65
880
890
881
,882
883 1
!8S4!
885J
886
887
J888
889
891
892
893
894
895
896
89
898
899
13.78
13.91
14.04
14.17
14.29
14.42
14.55
14.68
14.81
14.94
15.07
15.20
15.33
15.46
15.59
15.72
15.85
15.98
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530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFF ERENT D EGREES OF FINENESS.
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900 to 1000 fine.
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902,' 11G.62
910
903
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905J
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906,
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907
908
909
911
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16.88;
17.01!
17.14
921
922 1 1
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924
1 17.27
17.40
17.53,
912;; 1
|91
[914
915
916
917
918
919 !
17.60 930
17.79
17.92 1
18.04
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18.30!
18.43
18.56
18.69
18.82
!925
926
927
92S
9291
931
932
934|
935
936
937
938
939
18.95,|940
19.081
19.21
19.34
19.47
19.60
19.73
19.85
19.98
20.11
20.24l|95C
20.37
20.50
20.63
20.76
20.89
I
21.02'
21.15J
21.28]
21.41 1
941
942
943|
944
945
946
947
948
949
-'1.54J960
21.66
21.79
21.92
22.05
22.18
1 22.31
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
22.44
22.57
22.70
22.83
22.96
23.09
23.22
23.35
23.47
1 23.60
1 23.73
23.86
23.99
970
961
962
963
964
965
966
967
968
969
971
972
973
974
975
976
977
978
979
24.12
24.25
24.38
24.51
24.64
24.77
24.90
25.03
25 16
25.28
25.41
25.54
25.67
25.80
25.93
26.06
26.19
26.32
1126.45
126.58
980
990
981
982'
983
984
985
986
|9S7
i988
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1989
991
992
993
994
995
996
997
998
999]
26.71
26.84
26.97
27.09
27.22
27.35
27.48
27.61
27.74
27.87
28.00
28.13
28.26
28.39
28.52
28.65
8.78
28.91
29.03
29.16
1000
1 I 29.29
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
PARTIAL LIST OF
Assay t/Xaterials and Chemicals,
TOR SAM BY
JUSTINIAN O^UFtlE,
530 & 532 Washington Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
Gold Scales, tin Box, 4 01
Cold Scales, tin Box, 8 01
Scales, leather Case, 4 oz
Gold Scales, leather Case, 8 oz
Cold Scales, Mahoganj Box each, 8, 12,
[6, 32, 64 and 9/1 oz
Bullion Balances, 128 oz
Bullion Balances, roo oz
Bullion Balances, 500 oz
Bullion Balances, Troemner Iron Beam.
1500 oz. well adapted for Silver Bullion,
complete with 1500 oz Weights
Bullion Balances, Troemner, brass beam,
capacity 1500 oz, well adapted for Cold
and Silver Bullion, with weights com-
plete
BuMon Balances, Becker's improved with
Iron Base, suitable for Cold and Sil-
ver Bullion, sensible to t grain, with
200c oz. load complete with 2000 oz. of
weights
Assay Balances, Oertling's, made ex-
pressly for traveling
Assaj Balances, Oertling's No. 12 with-
out weights
Assay Balances, Oertling's No. 11 with-
out weights
Assay Balances, Oertling's No. 10 with
1 Set of Weights
Assay Balances, Becker's No. 1 without
weights
Assay Balances, Becker's No. 2 with
weights. This balances packs in a small
compass, suitable for traveling
Assay Balances, Becker's No. 3 without
weights
Assay Balances, Becker's No. 5 without
weights. This balance is provided with
rider apparatus, the beam is divided for
the same
Assay Balances, J. Caire's No. 3. This
Balance is sensible to 1-1000 of ro
grains, and is suitable for a cheap Ba-
lance for prospecting
Pulp Scales, French Mahogany Case
Pulp Scales, French Mahogany Case,
with Marble top
Pulp Scales, Becker's No. 14 turning to
1-50 of grain, the best Pulp Scale
made
Fine Balances for Assaying Copper
Chemical Balances, Becker's No. 7 pro-
vided with specific gravity apparatus...
Assay Weights. Oertling's Ivory Box
1000 to 10 grains
Assay Weights. Oertling's Ivory Box,
looo to t gramme
Assay Weights, Oertling's Ivory Box,
1000 to ', gramme J
Assay Weights, Oertling's 100 grammes
to 1-1000 of gramme
Assay Weights, Oertling's 1000 grains to
1-1000 of grain
Assay Weights, Becker's I gramme to
1-1000 gramme
Assay Weights, Becker's 10 grains to
1-1000 of 1 grain
Assay Weights, Troemner's 10 grains to
i-ioooof 10. These weights are suit-
able whenever cheap and accurate
weights are required
Assay Ton Weights, Becker's
Block Troy Weights, for Bullion Scales.
Bullion Weights, decimal tenths and hun-
dreths, 1000 grammes down
Bullion Weights, 500 grammes down
Bullion Weights, 200 grammes down
Bullion Weights, 100 grammes down
Assay Furnaces, Iron lined suitable for
Cupeling and Melting, 12 in. inside dia-
meter, extra heavy, No. 4
Assay furnaces, Iron lined same as above,
12 in. inside diameter, heavy No. 3
Assay Furnaces, Iron lined for Cupeling
and Melting, 1 1 in. insid,e heavy No. 2.
Assay Furnaces, Iron lined for Cupeling
and Melting, to in. inside, light, No. I.
Assay Furnaces, French Clay, No. 2
do do do do No. 3
Fletcher's Gas, Assay Furnaces
Fletcher's Gas, Blast Furnaces
French Clay Melting Furnaces No. 0tO7-
.Muffles, 12x6 x 5, for Scorification
Muffles, 11 in. by the dozen
Muffles, mint by the dozen
Muffles, 9 in. by the dozen
Tongs small, for Crucibles, each
Tongs small, for Cupeling, made of Steel.
Tongs small, for Scorification
Tongs wooden, for Matrasses
•Tongs wooden, for Test Tubes
Cupel Moulds, Brass, every size
Cupel Moulds, Iron, every size
Scorifier Moulds, Brass, every size
Assay Moulds, for pouring Shallow
Assay Moulds, for Conical deep
Ingot Moulds, 4 parts for Sample Bars...
Irigot Moulds, for all sizes, Bars up to
2000 oz
Crucibles, Black Lead all sizes, down to
No. 12. (Dixon's)
Crucibles, Black Lead to Nos. io, 8, 4,
2 and 1
Crucible Covers, Black Lead, every sizes.
Crucible Covers, Clay
Crucibles, (French) Assay, No. 1 to 4,
per dozen
Crucibles, French Assay, Nos. 5 and 6...
Crucibles, French Assay, No. 7
Crucibles, French Assay, No. 8
Crucibles, French Assay, No. 9
Crucibles, French Assay, No. 10
Crucibles, French Assay, No. 12 to 20...
Crucibles, (English,) suitable whenever
a cheaper and inferior article is want-
ed, all sizes always on hand
Crucibles Clay, (Excelsior,) No. 7 ,,.
Crucibles Clay, " No. 8 .J
Crucibles Clay, " No. 9 7/fl
Crucibles Clay, " No. 10
Those Crucibles are Superior to the English and
cost Tery little more.
Crucibles, (Sand or Hessian,) Nested
Triangular, 4s, per dozen Nest
Crucibles, (Sand or Hessian,) Nested
Triangular, 5s, per dozen Nest
Crucibles. (Sand or Hessian,) Nested
Triangular, 6s, ^per dozen Nest
Crucibles, (Sand or Hessian,) Nested
Triangular, 8s, per dozen Nest
Crucibles, (Sand or Hessian,) Nested
Round, 4s, per dozen Nest
Crucibles, (Sand or Hessian,) Nested
Round, halves, per Nest
Crucibles, (Berlin Porcelain,) with Co-
vers, No. 00 to No. 6
Crucibles, Iron, to Order
Crucibles, (Platinum,) all sizes
Scorifiers (French,) per dozen
Scorifiers (English,) per dozen
Dishes of Black Lead, for Roasting
Dishes of French Clay, for Roasting
Mortars and Pestles, Iron, 2 gall
Mortars and Pestles, Iron, 1 gall
Mortars and Pestles, Iron, J- gall
Mortars and Pestles, Iron, \ gall
Mortars and Pestles, Iron, pint sizes
Mortars and Pestles, Wedge Wood, all
sizes
Mortars and Pestles, Porcelain, all sizes.
Mortars and Pestles, (Bucks) for amal-
gamating
Mortars and Pestles, Agate, from 1 1 to 6
in. diameter
Mortars and Pestles, Steel, for Blow Pipe
Assay
Retorts and Pipes, (Iron) all sizes
do do (Glass) all sizes and
Receivers
Adapters of Glass for connecting Retorts.
Dry Cups (or Annealing Cups) English
common, per dozen
Dry Cups (or Annealing Cups,) French
best, per dozen
Glass Evaporating Dishes, all sizes
Porcelain Evaporating Dishes, all sizes...
Platinum Evaporating Dishes, all sizes...
Blow Pipe Cupel Holders and Moulds....
Blow Pipe, Ivory Scales for measuring
buttons...
Blow Pipe Crucible Moulds
1 low Pipe Spoons, Ivory & Metallic
jlow Pipe Magnets
Blow Pipe Hammers and Anvils
Blow Pipes, Glass Measures
Filtering Stands, Iron (3 Rings.)
do ,do Wood (2 Rings.)
Burette Holders, Wood, single
do do do double
Wooden Supports, various sizes, for use
in Laboratory
Test Tub'>i, Glass, 5 to 8 in
Test Tubesj Glass, on foot
Test Tube Racks all kinds
Test Tube Brushes
Glass Flasks, for assaying, J oz. to 2 oz.
all shapes
Glass F'lasks, for Boiling, 4 to 64 oz
Spirit Lamps, Glass, all sizes and shapes.
Spirit Lamps, Brass
Blow Pipe Lamps, Platners
do do do Fletcher
do do Self Acting, Nos. 1, 2, & 3...
Blast Lamp Russian
Berzelius Argand Spirit Lamps
Beaker Glasses, Nested (3) per Nests....
do do do (5) do
do do do 8 do
do do do 10 & 12 do
Wolfs Bottles, two necks
Wolfs Bottles, three necks
Washing Bottles
Bell Glass Receivers, various sizes
Graduated Measures, 1 oz. to 32 oz
do do 1 gramme to 1000
grammes
Graduated Flasks, 25 c c. to 1000 c c
Graduated Cylinders, 250 c c
Graduated Cylinders, 500 c c
Graduated Cylinders, 1000 c c
Mohr's Graduated Burettes all sizes
Molir's (iraduated Burettes with Class
Faucets
Moor's Pinch Locks
Huik's Burettes
Cay Lussac Burettes
Cefsler Burettes
Kulli Pipettes, Plain
Bulb Pipettes, Graduated
Specific Gravity Bottles
Funnels, l'orcelain
Funnels, Hard Rubber
Funnels lion Enameled, for Quicksilver.
Glass Tubing, per lb
Glass Tubing, (Scotch) for Steam Guage
Rubber Tubing, per foot
Hydrometers for Acids all liquids
Jars on foot for Hydrometers
Reagent Bottles, all sizes
Salt Mouth Bottles, (Glass Stoppers,) all
sizes .*.
Sieves (Brass,) Nos. 30, 40, 50, 60, yd,
80, 90, and 100
Chemical Thermometers, all sizes '
Common Thetmcmeters, all sizes
Test Papers
Filter Paper, Cut Round (grey.)
Filter Paper, Cut Round (white.)
Filter Paper, common, pe r quire
Assayer's Mittens ,
Acid Gloves, kubber
Charcoal Borers, all shapes
Cork Borers, all sizes, in sets
Condensers (Liebig.)
Platinum Wire Foil and Sponge
Aluminium Wire and Foil
Magnesium Wire and Ribbon
Spatulas, Steel Porcelain and Horn
Scoops (Horn,) for Washing
Copper Stills and Condensers, complete,
£, I and 2 gallons
Precipitating Jars
Rubber Corks for Gas Bottles
Gas Furnaces, all kinds
Gas Furnaces, (Fletchers,; Black
Coal Oil Furnaces
Gas Burners, (Bunsen,) all kinds
Tripods
Safety Tubes
Acid Funnels
Common Blow Pipes
Hot Air Blow Pipes, (Fletchers.)
Fine Blow Pipes, (Lingke,) nickel Plated.
Platinum Blow Pipe points
Blow Pipe Apparatus, all kinds
Humid Assay Apparatus, for Assay of
Silver by the humid method with Re-
servoir, Silver Stop Cocks, Pipettes,
Agitators etc., etc
Pipettes, extra 100 c c
Pipettes, extra 5 c c
Water Baths 01 Copper, 5 Rings
Copper drying Ovens
Touch Stones
Camel Hair Brushes
Button Brushes
Scratch Brushes
Dust Brushes, and a full assortment of
Chemical Glassware, etc
Assavers' Hardware, Etc,
Mining pans
Quiksilver Kettles ,
Quicksilver Dippers
Quicksilver Scrapers
Mill Sponges
Chamois Skins
Steel Dies or letters for Stamping Bars.
Steel Figures for Stamping Bars
Steel Stamps : oz, No., $ and Fine
do do Value Total, Gold & Silver
do do with name cut to order
Steel / nvils
Steel Chisels
Hammers for Assayers
Cutting Shears for Assayers
Cutting Plyers for Assayers
Pincets for Assay Weights
Forceps with platinum points
P 'ling Mills, 2j, 3 and 4 inches
M nets, 2 to 12 inches
Files, all shapes and sizes
Melting Laddies
Brass Wire Screens for Quarts ills.
No. 4 to 30
Nos. 35 and 40
Nos. 45 and 50
Nos. 55 and 60
No. 60
No. 70
No. 80
No. 91
No. 1 00
Steel Wire Cloth, No. 20 to 60
SUNDRIES.
Surveyor's Chains
Microscopes of all kinds
Pocket Magnifying Glasses
Magnify Glasses, all sizes and shapes....
Pocket Compasses, all kinds
Mining Compasses, all kinds
Aneroid Barometers
Altitude Barometers
Pocket Barometers
Self Registering Thermometers
Chester man's Metallic and Steel Tapes..
Q^ BOOKS. ^§0
Mitchell's on Assaying
Philip's on Assaying
Fickett's on Assaying
Dana's Mineralogy
Brush's Mineralogy
Craft's Quantitative Analysis
Platner's on Blow Pipe ,
Cooke Chemical Philosophy
Ure's Mineral Dictionary, etc. etc
Acids and Chemicals.
C. P. Nitric Acid, in Carboys
do do in 7 lb. bottles
do do in 1 lb. bottles
C. P. Muriatic Acid, 6 lb. bottles
C. P. Muriatic Acid, 1 lb. bottles
C. P. Sulphuric Acid, 9 lb. bottles
C. P. Sulphuric Acid, 1 lb. bottles
Commercial Nitric Acid, in Carooys;
strongest.
Commercial Muriatic Acid, in Carboys...
Commercial Sulphuric Acid, in Carboys..
Additional charge for Carboys, $25
each
Bi-Carb. Soda™".'".".".'.'".'.'"!!!!"."!'.!.'!!."!
Lilharge
Bone Ashes
Borax
Refined Nitre
Argol
Carbonate of Potash
Sulphate Copper
Sulphate Iron
Quicksilver
Black Oxide Manganese
Sodium, in 1 lb. tins
Sodium Amalgam
Assay Lead, in bars, pure
Assay Lead, Granulated, pure
Assay Lead, Rolled in sheets, pure
Microcosmic Salt
Black Flux
White Flux
Ammonia FFF
Ammonia Sulphide
Ammonia Molybdate
Chloride Barium
Sulphate Baryta
Nitrate Baryta
Carbonate Baryta
Chloride Calcium '
Sulphate Potassium
Oxalate Ammonia
Pure Zine Granulated
Pure Copper
Proof Silver in sheets
Potassium
Bismuth
Nitrate Soda
Sulphide Sodium
Fluorspar.. •.
Pearl Ashes
Soda Ashes
Antimony 1
Bismuth ,
Metallic Arsenic
Nitrate of Silver
Nitrate of Cobalt
Metallic of Cobalt
Oxide of Cobalt
Sulphate Cobalt
Chloride of Cobalt
Chloride of Gold
Chloride of Silver
Chloride of Platinum
Corrosive Sublimate
Cyanide of Potassium, 1 lb. bottle
do do 10 lb. can Eastern
do do 10 lb. " California
Dried Carbonate of Soda
Concentrated Lye
Rochelle Salts...
Sulphur
Brimstone
Hyposulphite of Soda
Acetic Acid
Caustic Potash
Acetic Either
Sulphuric Either
Carbonate of Ammonia
Sulfuret of Iron, etc., etc
And a full and complete assortment of
REAGENTS AND CHEMICALS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Orders for rare Chemicals and Reagents will always have our careful attention.
PROPERTIES OF GOLD.
Gold has been known from the earliest ages, and we find representations of Gold-
washing and melting on Egyptian tombs dating back to 8.500 I!. C.
The alchemists called it the king of metals and gave it die symbol of the sun.
The Latin name for it ■ is Aurum from which its chemical symbol A 11. is abbreviated-
It is the most ductile of metals, but the slightest admixture of other metals im-
pairs its ductility.
Its atomic Weight is 196, its mean specific gravity 19.33, it melts at 20.12° F.
and in cooling contracts more than any other metal. In the oxyhydi me or
the spark of a strong electric battery fine Gold wire can be volatilized.
Gold is insoluble in Nitric-Sulphuric or Muriatic Acids, but Chlorine or mix-
tures evolving Chlorine as well as Bromine dissolve it. Nitromuriatic Acid (Aqua
Regia) is generally used for the purpose.
It readily amalgamates with Quicksilver and alloys with most metals by fusion
with them.
From its solution Gold is precipitated by Sulphttreted Hydrogen as black
Sulphide of Gold, which is insoluble in Nitric Acid, but soluble in Aqua Regia and
in yellow Sulphide of Ammonium.
Ammonia precipitates reddish yellow fulminating Gold (a very explosive
Compound).
Salts of Protoxide of Iron, Arsenious Acid, Protochloride of Antimony, Sul-
phurous Acid, Oxalic Acid and many other organic compounds, precipitate metallic
Gold as a reddish brown powder.
Protochloride of Tin produces even in dilute solution of Gold a b autiful pur-
ple coloration and prcipitate.
Before the blowpipe Gold, if pure, fuses to a bright bead without incrustation.
Gold is found in its native state alloyed with from 6 to 16 per cent, of Silver, in
pyrites, aud in Tellurites. Traces of Gold are said to have been found in the
water of the ocean.
We are indebted to Messrs. Falkenau & Reese, Assayer!f<*fljfite fclwve article.
ffS^C.
NOTE TO GOLD TABLE,
The following Gold Table containing the value per oz. is calculated from the basis that
387 oz. aipure Gold (1000 fine) is worth $8000. Hence 1 oz. is worth $20. 671834625, and the
loio of an oz. (decimally expressed as .001 fine) is worth $0.020671834625. I jQrtUi~. - If- 2-^
What we usually callfineness, therefore, is simply the •weight of fine metal contained
in a given quantity of mixed metals or alloys. For instance in a Gold or Silver bar which
is reported to be 850 fine, it is simply meant that in 1000 parts by weight, 850 are fine gold
or fine silver, as the case may be.
In our mints, the value of gold is computed from standard weight; that is, gold which
is 900 fine, that being the fineness of our gold coin as required by law. The formula in this
case is, 43 oz. of standard gold are worth $800. Hence, multiply standard oz. by 800, and
divide by 43, and you obtain the value.
Example: — Take 126," oz. at 856 fine, and we obtain the result thus:
126.15 oz -
856 fineness of gold.
756 90
6 3°7 S
100 920
U. S. standard, 900) 107,984.40 oz. of fine gold.
119,982 oz. standard gold.
800
43) 95.9 8 5- 6o °
$2,232.22 value.
To find value per oz., divide total value ($2,232.22) by standard oz. (119.982) and you
have $i8.6o 16 which will be seen by reference to the table is the value of 1 oz. of gold at
900 fine.
The value in this case would have been ascertained thus: By reference to the Gold
Table and opposite 856, the value of one oz. 856 fine is $17,69.51. Hence,
126.15 oz.
176951
8
12
126 15
6 307 5
"3 535
756 90
830 5
615
$2,232.22 value.
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TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
Qg? COlt) *§£>
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared for JUSTINIAN CAIRE.
to 100 fine.
II OQ
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<
« -
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00
H
14
v.
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00
H
I
1
1
a
SB
DOLLARS
CENTS
DOLLARS
CENTS
■
E
DOLLARS
CENTS
00
00.00
20
41.34
40
82.6S
60
1 24.03
80
ljo5.37
1
02.07
21
43.41
41
84.75
61
1 26.10
81
167.44
2
04.13
22
45.48
42
86.52
62
1 28.17
82
169.51
3
06.20
23
47.55
43
88.89
63
1 30.23
83
171.58
4
08.27
24
49.61
44
90.96
64
1 32.30
84
1 73.64
5
10.34
25
51.68
45
93.02
65
1 34.37
85
1 75.71
6
12.40
26
53.75
46
95.09
66
1 36.43
86
1:77.78
7
14.47
27
55.81
47
97.16
67
138.50
87
179.84
8
16.54
28
57.88
48
99.22
68
1 40.57
88
1I81.91
9
18.60
-
29
59.95
49
1 01.29
69
1 42.64
89
183.98
10
20.67
30
62.02
50
1 03.36
70
144.70
90
186.05
11
22.74
31
64.08
51
1 05.43
71
1 46.77
91
188.11
12
24.81
32
66.15
52
1 07.49
72
148.84
92
1 90.18
13
26.87
33
68.22
53
1 09.56
73
1 50.90
93
1 92.25
14
28.94
34
70.28
54
1 11.63
74
1 52.97
94
1 94.32
15
31.01
35
72.35
55
1 13.70
75
1 55.04
95
1 96.38
•
16
33.07
36
74.42
56
1 15.76
76
1 57.11
96
1 98.45
17
35.14
37
76.49
57
1 17.83
77
1 59.17
97
2 00.52
18
37.21
38
78.55
58
I 19.90
78
1 61.24
98
2 02.58
!
19
J9.2S
39
I
30.62
59
L 21.96
79
1 63.31
99
2 04.65 :
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 'Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
G^ <c <D 9* t> *mB
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared iow JV0VI1TIA1I CAIBE.
1
100 to 200 fine.
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1
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PS
P4
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100
206.72
120
2
48.06
140
2
89.41
160
3
30.75
180
372.09
101
2 08.79
121
2
50.13
141
2
91.47
161
3
32.82
181
3 74.16
102
2
10.85
122
2
52.20
142
2
93.54
162
3
34.88
182
3 76.23
103
2
12.92
123
2
54.26
143
2
95.61
163
3
36.95
183
3 78.29
104
2 14.99
124
2
56.33
144
2
97.67
164
3
39.02
184 '
3 80.36
105
217.05
125
2
58.40
145
2
99.74
165
3
41.09
185
3 82.43
106
219.12
126
2
00.46
146
Q
01.81
166
3
43.15
186
3 84.50
107
221.19
127
2
62.53
147
3
03.88
167:
3
45.22
187i
386.56
108
2|23.26
128
2
64.60
148
O
05.94
168,
3
47.29
188
3'88.63
109
225.32
129
2
66.67
149
3
08.01
169
3
49.35
189
390.70
110
2 27.39
130
2
68.73,
150
3
10.08
170
3
51.42
190
3 92.76
111
2
29.46
131
2
70.80
151
3
12.14
171
3
53.49
191
3 94.83
112
2
31.52
132
2
72.87
152
3
14.21
172
3
55.56
192
3 96.90
113
2
33.59
133
2
74.94
•
153
3
16.28
173
3
57.62
193
3 98.97
114
2
35.66
134
2
77.00
154
3
18.35
174
3
59.69
194
4 01.03
115
2
37.73
135
2
79.07
155
3
20.41
175
3
61.76
195
4 03.10
116
2
39.79
136
2
81.14
156
3
22.48
176
3
63.82
196
4 05.1?
117
2
41.86
137
2
83.20
157
3
24.55
177i
3
65.89
197
4 07.24
118
2
43.93
138
2
85.27
158
3
26.61
178
3
67.96
198 '
i 09.30
1
119
2
45.99
139
2
87.34
159
3
28.68
179
3
70.03
199 '
1 11.37
Importer
and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 A. 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
G^ (C O X. X> *§£>
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared for JUSTINIAN CATRE.
200 to 300 fine.
H
§
200
210
201
4 13.44
4 15.50
202 4 17.57
203
204
205
200
I
207,
20S
2(19
211
212,
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
4jl9.G4
4 ! 21. 71
23.77
25.84
27.91
4 29.97
432.04
4 34.11
220
36.18
38.24
40.31
42.38
44.44
46.51
48.58
50.65
52.71
230
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
I
4 54. 7S
I
4'56.85
4 58.91
4 60.9S
63.05
65.12
67.18
69.25
71.32
73.39
75.45
77.52
79.59
81.65
83.72
85.79
87.86
89.92
91.99
94.06
240
250
241
212
243
244
245
246
24
248
249
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
96.12
98.19
00.26
02.33
5J04.39
5j 05.46
5iOS.53
260
10.59
12.66
14.73
16.80
18.86
20.9
23.00
25.06
27.13
29.20
31.27
33.33
35.40
270
261
262
263
264
265
I
266]
267
268J
269J
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278.
279
37.47
39.53
41.60
43.67
45.74
47.80
49.87
51.94
54.01
5 56.07
58.14
60.21
62.27
64.34
66.41
68.48
70.54
72.61
74.68
76.74
280
290
28]
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
78.81
80.88
82.95
5185.01
587.08
89.15
91.21
93.28
95.35
97.42
99.48
01.55
03.62
05.68
07.75
09.82
11.89
13.95
16.02
18.09
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
300 to 400 fine.
V)
M
«
<l
<(
[a
i-l
^
m
1-1
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a
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& 1
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300
310
301
302
30:
304
305
306
307
308
09
11
312
313
314
15
316
317,
318]
|319
6 20.16
6 22.22!
! 24.29
26.36
I 28.42
! 30.49
! 32.56
i 34.6.
36.69
i 38.7C
6|40.83
e!42.89
44.96
47.03
49.10
51.16
53.23
55.30
57.36
59.43 1
320
330
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
«->ol
332
333
334
33b
336
330
661.50
6J63.57
665.63
340
67.70
69.77
71.83
6 75.97
6 78.04
6S0.10
6 82.1 7' 35 Q
684.24
6jS6.30
688.37
90.44
92.51
94.57
96.64
98.71
00.78
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
H51
352
353
354
55
56
357
358
359
I
02.84
04.91
06.98
09.04
7 11.11
13.18
15.25
17.31
19.38
21.45
23.51
7 25.58
27.65
29.72
31.78
33.85
35.93
37.98
40.05
42.12
360
361
362
363'
364.
365|
744.19
7 146.25
366! 7
370
367
368
69
371
372
373
74
375
?.? 6
37^
7S
379
48.32
50.39
52.45
54.52
50.59
58. P
60.72
'1 62.79
64.86
66.93
68.99
71.06
73.13
75.19
77.26
79.32
81.39
83.46
380
390
381
3S
383
384
385,
386
387!
388
389|
391
392
393
394
395
396
97
398
399
I
7 85.53
7.87.60
7,89X6
7 91.73
7 93.80
7,95.87
7 97.93
8 00.00 ;
8 02.07
8.04.13 i
06.20
08.27
10.34
12.40
14.47
16.54
18.60
20.67
8.22.74
8,24.81
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 533 Washington Street, San Frai Cisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
QS^ C O X. X> §D
PER OUNCE TROY. AT DIFFrRENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared for JUSTINIAN CAIRE.
400 to 500 fine.
400
410
401
402
in:;
404
405
•JOG
407
408
409;
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
826.87 /
8 28.94
831.01
8 35.14
8 37.21
S9.28
41.34
43.4l|
45.48
47.55
49.C1
51.68
53.75
55.8l'
57.88
59.95
62.02
64.08
66.15
430
421
4-2
42:;
424 1
425,
426
427
428
429
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
8 68.22 440
8 70.28
72.:;;,
71. 4 2
76.49
78.55
80.62
82.69
84.75
S6.82
88.89
90.96
93.02
95.09
97.16
99.22
01.29
03.36
05.43
9 07.49
450
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
9 09.56 460
9 11.63
9 13.70
9 15.70
9 17.83J
9'l9.90
9 21.96
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fa Ho
H
24.03
26.10
28.17
30.23
32.30
34.37
36.43
38.50
40.57
42.64
44.70
46.77
48.84
470
461
462
463
464
465
466
40
468
469
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
50.90
52.97
55.04
57.11
59.17
61.24
63.31
9J65.37
9 '67 44
69.51
71.58
73.64
7^.71
77.78
79.84
81.91
83.98
86.05
88.11
90.18
480
992.25
48111 9 94.32
482 9 96.38
483,' 9 98.45
490
00.52
02.5G
484 10
485^10
48610j04.65
: :7!|10j06.72
488"10, 08.79
489
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
10.85
12.92
14.99
17.05
19.12
21.19
23.26
25.32
10J27.39
1029.46
1031.52
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
, 530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
og^ <a o ^ 20 ^©
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared ivw JUSIIHIAS 0A1EE.
500 to 600 fine.
m
1 w
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tn
S3
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^H
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500
10
33.59
520
10 74.94
|
540
11
16.28
560
111
57.62
580
11
98.97
501
10
35.66
521
10 77.00
541
11
18.35
561 11
li
562 11
II
563 11
II
564 11
59.69
581 12
01.03
502
10
37.73
522
10.79.07
542
11 20.41
61.76
582 12
03.10
503
10
39.79
523
10,81.14
543
111 '22.48
63.82
58312
05.17
504
10
41.86
524
10
83.20
544
1124.55
65.89
58412 07.24
505
10
43.93
525
10
85.27
545
ll'26.61
|
1128.68
1
565 11
II
566:11
67.96
585 12 09.30
506
10
10
45.99
526
10
87.34
546
70.03
586 1211.37
II
587 12 13.44
1 i
507
48.06
527
10
89.41
547
11
1
30.75
56711
72.09
508
10
50.13'
528
10
91.47
548
11
32.82
568U
74 10
588
12 15.50
509
10
52.20
529
10
93.54
549
11
34.88
'
5C9
11
76.23
589
1217.57
510
10
54.26
530
10
95.61
550
11
36.95
570
11
78.29
590
12
19.64
511
10
56.33
531
10
97.67
551
11
39.02
571
11
80.36
591
12
21.71
512
10
58.40
i
532
10
99.74
552,
11
41.09
572
11
82.43
592
12
23.77
513
10
60.47
533
11
01.81
553 11
43.15
573
11
84.50
593
12
25.84
514
10
62.53
534,
11
03.88
554 11
45.22
574
11
86.56
594
12
27.91 l
515
10
64.60
535
11
05.94
555 11
|
47.29
575 11
88.63
595
12
29.97
516
10
66.67
536
11
08.01
556 11
1
49.35
576 11
II
577 11
II
57S 11
II
579 11
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90.70
596
12
32.04 !
517
10
68.73
53711
10.08
557
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51.42
92.76
597
12'
34.11
518
JO
70.80
538 11
12.14
558
11
53.49
94.S3
59S
12
36.18
51910
72.87
530 11
14.21
559
1
11
55.56
96.90
599
12
58.24
i
Importer and Dealer in ASSAY ERS' MATERIALS.
53© & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
Ggs C O X. £> ^o
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared lor JUSTINIAN CAIRE.
600 to 700 fine.
k
-
5
600 Il240.31 620 fl2 81.66
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602 1244.44
603
604
12k6.51
1248.58
605 12
50.65
52.71
606 12
GOT 12 54.78
608 ! 12 56.85,
621 12 B3.72
622 12 85.79
640
623
624
12 87.86
1289.92
625 12 91.99
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
12 58.91 [
12 G0.9S 630
63.05
65.12
67.181
69.25|
71.32
73.39;
75.45
77.52
79.59
626JI12
627 12
62812
629 13
13
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
94.06
96.12
98.19
00.26
02.3
04.39
06.46
08.53
10.59
12.66
14.73
16.80
18.86
13 20.93
1323.00 G60
641 13 25.06
642 13 27.13
643 13
650
644
645
646:13
647 13
648 13
649
G51
652
653
654
655
656
657
658
659
29.20
31.27
33.33
35.40
37.47
39.53
41.60
43.67
45.74
47.80
49.87
51.94
54.01
56.07
58.14
60.21
62.27
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662 13
663 13
664 !l3
665 13
670
666
667
668
669
67 1
672
673
674
675
676
677
678
679
4 j 680
66.41
68.48
70.54
72.61
74.68
76.74
78.81
80.88
82.95
85.01
87.08
89.15
91.21
93.28
95.35
97.42
99.48
01.55
03.62
690
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
05.68
07.75
09.82
11.89
13.95
16.02
18.09
20.16
22.22
24.29
26.36
28.42
30.49
32.56
34.63
36.69
38.76
40.83
42.89
44.96
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 &. 533 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
Q^ CS O & 20 ^§0
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFER ENT D EGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepared *9* JUSTINIAN C4IEE,
700 to 800 fine.
En
700
710
701
702
703
704
705
706
707
708
14 47.03
14 49.10
1451.16
1453.23
1455.30
1457.36
720
709 114
14
711
14
712 14
713 14
714 14
715;
716,
717
718'
719
59.43
61.50
63.57
65.63
67.70
69.76
71.83
73.90
I
75.97:
8.04
80.10
82.17
84.27
86.30
730
721
722!
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
731
732
73.
734
735
36
737
738
739
14
14
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
I
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
88.37
90.44
92.51
94.57
96.64
98.71
00.78
02.84
04.91
06.98
09.04
11.11
13.18
15.25
17.31
19.38
21.45
23.51
25.58
27.65
740
750
41
42
743
744
745
746
747
748
749
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
29.72
33.78
33.85
35.92
37.98
40.05
42.12
44.18
46.25
48.32
50.39
52.45
54.52
56.59
58.66
60.72
62.79
64.86
66.93
68.99
760
770
761
76215
763 15
|l
764 15
765 15
ll
766 15
ll
767 15
ll
768,15
69,15
15
771
15
772 15
77315
77416
775!'l6
776 1 16
777
778
779
71.06
73.13
75.19
77.26
79.33
81.40
83.46
85.53
87 60
89.66
91.7b
93.80
95.8
97.93
00.00
02.O
04.13
06.20
08.27
10.34
780
781
782
7 S3
784
785
12.40
14.47
16.54
18.60
20.67
1622.74
790
786,1624.81
787)1626.87
788 1628.94
789
791
792
79b
794
795
796
797
798
799
1631.01
1633.07
16JS5.14
1637.21
16 39.28
41.34
43.41
45.48
47.55
49.61
51.68
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 'Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
Q^ C O X. X> ^£>
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Prepare
(I
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CAIRE
•
800 to 900 fine.
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800 10 B3.75
801 16 55.81
802 lli 57.88
803 16 50.05
804 16 62.02
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806 16 64.08
806 16 66.15
807 16 68 22 .
808 1G 70.28.'
809 16 72.351
820
| I
16 95.09
B21
822
07.16
99.22
S2:; it 01.20
824 17 03.36
810
16 74.42 830
811 1G 76.49
812 16
813 16
814 16
S15 1(1
816 16
817:16
818
819
16
1G
78.55
80.62
82.69
84.7f>
86.8
88.89
90.96
93.02
825
826
827
828
829
m
832'
833
834'
835
836
837
S3S
839
05.4
07.49
00.5G
11.6:
13.70
15.76
17.83
19.90
21.96
24.03
26.10
28.17
30.23
17 32.30
1734.37
840
17 36.43 860
8411738.00
842 17.40.57
I
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850
844
845 :
846 17
847 17
|l ,
848 17 52.97
19 17 55.04
17 57.11
44.70
46.77
48.84
50.90
851
852
853 1
85417
855 17
I
856 17
857
858
859
59.17
61.24
63.31
65.37
67.44
69.51
71.58
73.64
75.71
870
17
86117
li
862 17
II
SG3 17
II
864 17
il
865 17
866.17
867 17
77.78
79.84
81.91
83.98
86.05
88.11
90.18
92.25
94 32
868;n
I9 17 96.3S
880
871
872 18
" II
873 18
874 18
875 18
876,18
877| 18
878 18
879
18
98.45
00.52
02.58
04.65
06.72
08.79
10.85
12.92
14.99
17.05
881
882
883
884
885
886.
890
889
891
892
893
894
895
896
897
898
899
18
18
18
IS
IS
IS
IS
<;18
'18
18
19.12
21.19
23.26
25.32
27.39
29.46
31.52
33.59
35.66
37.73
39.79
41.86
43.93
45.99
48.06
50.13
52.20
54.26
56.33
58.40
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 &. 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
TABLE OF THE VALUE OF
PER OUNCE TROY, AT DIFFERENT DEGREES OF FINENESS.
Frepafei lot JUSTINIAN CAII
900 to 1000 fine.
m
EH
S3
900
910
901
902
903
904
905
906
907,
60.46
62.53
64.60
66.67
68.73
70.80
I
18 72.87
18,74 94
908 18 77.00
909,18 79.07
i
18 81.14
911
912
9^
914
915
916
917
918
920
930
921
922
923
924
925
926
92
92S
929
18 83.20
I
18 ( 85.27
18|87.34
1889.41
1891.47
1893.54
1895.61
18,97.67
919, 18 99.741
931
932
93
934
935
936
9c
938
939
01.81
03.88
05.94
08.01
10.08
12.14
14.21
16.28
18.35
20.41
22.48
24.55
6.61
28.68
30.75
32.82
4
36.95
39.02
41.08
940
119
941|19
942 19
943 19
43.15 9G0
45.22
944
19
950
945nl9
946
947
948
949
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
47.29
49.35
51.42
53.49
55.56
57.62
59.69
61.76
63.8
65.89
67.96
0.03
19J72.09
1974.16
19,76.23
19,78.29
I
19 80.36J
19 82.43
19
961 19
I!
962 19
963 19
964 49
965 19
970
966
967
84.50
86.56
88.63
90.70
92.76
94.8c
96.90
980
19
19198.97
968 20 01 0,
969,20 03.10
20^5.17
97i:20. 07.23
972 20^9.30
973JI2011.37
974jJ20jl3.44
975 2015.50
976'20'17.57
977:2019.64
978 20 21.70
! I
20,25.84
981 20 27.91
982 20,29.97
983
984
985
986
990
I
2032.04
20 34.11
20,36.18
20 38.24
9S7, 20 40.31
988 '20 42.38
989 20 44.44
I
20 46.51
20 48.58
I
20 50.65 1
20 52.71
20'54.78
20 56.85
20,58.91
20 60.98
2063.05
20'65.12
991
991
99i
994
99o
996
99
998
999
1000 I 20 I 67.18
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
T^-mCIE OF TUB
RELATIVE VALUE OF AVOIRDUPOIS AND TROY WEIGHTS.
AVOIRl'UPOIS OUNCES REDUCED TO TROY WEIGHTS
ANI> GRAINS.
TKOY OUNCES REDUCED TO
AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHTS AND GRAINS.
Arotrdupols
Ounce*.
TROY.
Okaiks.
Troy
Ounces.
AVOIRDUPOIS
Chains.
Ou.
Dwu.
Or«.
On.
Drachms.
18
4
i
37*....
16
14
16}..
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12
....17
....21
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50
.... 5.
4
11
87*
25
62J...
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...3840...
,4320...
...4800...
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.. 7. .
5
00
4
37}...
2
75
12*. ..
11
0...
11
12
13
14
15
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10
13
14
18
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13
11
18
23*...
10*. ..
16
48
12...
1...
...5280...
5250
13...
3...
...5760...
, 56
... 61
65
70
87}...
25
62}...
00
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AVOIRDUPOIS.
=1 ounce. I DRACHMS. OUNCES. POUNDS.
=1 pound. 1 256
= 1 cwt. 28672 = 1792
-1 ton 573440 =- 35840 2240
11
2
2 pounds.
2
2
dwt -
=1 dwt.
-1 ounce.
O-ST
ORAINS. DWTS.
480
1
=1 pound
•
5760
= 2'
to
BflXICAH WBIGHTB.
12 granos make 1 tomin Equal .. 9.2 grains, Troy.
3 tomines...make 1 adarme " .. 27.7 grains, "
2 adarmes..make 1 oohava or dracma " .. 55.5 grains, "
8 ocb.avas...make 1 onza " .. 443,8 grains, or 0.9245 oz. Troy
8 onzas make 1 marco " ..3550.5 grains, or 7.396 oz. Troy
2 marcos... make 1 libra " ..7101. grains, or 14.7937 oz. Troy
Flllil Wllilfl,
Milligramme, 1-1000 ot a gramme Equal 0.0154 grains.
Centigramme, 1-100 of a gramme " 0.1544 "
Decigramme, 1-10 of a gramme " 1.5440 "
♦Gramme (unit of weight) " 15.44 "
Decagramme, 10 grammes " ...154.4 "
Hectogramme, 100 grammes •' ..1544.0 « { JgjJ » AvcTps.
Kilogramme, 1,000 grammes " 32} oz. Troy or 2.2057 lbs. Avd'ps.
Myriagramme, 10,000 grammes " 321$ " » 22.057 " "
•Some authoritiea give the gramme aa r>,43402341 grains, at which rate the kilogramme would be:l2.154o7. Troy.
Aiiif WIl@Ifi.
1000 = 10 Grain*.
10 grains =1000
5 « = .500
3 << = .300
2 « =.200
1 " =.100
0.5 " =.050
0.3 " =.030
0.2 " = .020
0.1 " =.010
0.05 " = .005
0.03 " =.003
0.02 " = .002
0.01 " =.001
lOOO=l Gramme.
1 gramme =1000
.5
.3
.2
.1
.05
.03
.02
.01
.005
.003
.002
.001
.500
.=.300
.=.200
,.= .100
..=.050
..= 030
..=.020
.=.010
..=.005
..= .003
:— Wi.
ASSAY TABLI'i
Showing the amount of Gnhl and Sitrcr, in ounces and fractions,
contained in one ton of ore, of tiro thousand pounds, from, the
weight of fine metal obtained in an assay of (half an ounce) or
two hundred and forty grains of ore.
Prepared for JUSTINIAN CATRE.
c o -
— ) -% —»
g = 5
Hi
.001
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
.010
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
.020
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
o
K
a
S -2.
1.21
2.4:;
3.G4
4.8G
6.08
7.29
8.51
9.72
10.04
12.15
13 37
1 1. 58
15.80
17.01
18.23
19.44
20.66
21.87
23.C9
21.30
23.5!
20.74
27.95
29.17
30.38
31.60
32.81
34.03
35.24
B
g 5.
s
1.56
3.14
4.71
G.28
7.1.6
9.42
10.99
12.57
14.14
15.GU
17.29
1S.S5
20.43
21.99
23.57
25.13
26.71
2S.27
29.85
31.42
32.99
34.57
3G.14
37.71
39.28
40.8G
42.42
44.00
45.5G
e
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$ 25.01
50.23
75.24
100.46
125.08
150 70
175.92
200.93
220.15
251. 1G
276.38
301.29
326.G1
351.03
37G.85
401. SO
427.08
452.09
477.31
502.32
527.54
552.70
577.78
003.00
628.01
053.23
078.24
703.40
72847
C © *-
-^ -~ —>
C g- ='
1. 1 3
P g *
.030
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
.040
J
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
.050
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
a s.
36.46
37.07
38.89
40.10
41.32
42.53
43.75
44.96
40.18
47.39
48.01
49.83
51.04
52.26
53.47
54.09
55.90
57.12
58.33
59.55
00.70
61.98
63.19
04.41
05.02
60.84
68.05
69.27
70.4S
71.70
$47.14
4870
50.28
51.85
53.42
54.99
50.50
58.13
59.71
61.27
02.85
64.43
65.99
G7.57
69.13
70.71
72.27
73 85
75.42
70.99
78.56
80.13
81.70
83.28
84.84
80.42
87.98
89.56
91.12
92.70
a i-
a-
8 753.69
778.71
803.93
828.94
854.16
879.17
904.39
929.40
954 62
979.64
1004.80
1030.07
1055.09
1080.31
1105.32
1130.54
1155.55
1180.77
1205.79
1231.00
1256.02
1281.24
1300.25
1331.47
1356.48
1381.70
1400.72
1431.93
1450.95
1482.17
.mporter and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
L
ASSAY table
[continued]
Showing the amount of Gold and Silver, in ounces and fractions,
contained in one ton of ore, of two thousand pounds, from the
weight of fine metal obtained in an assay of (half an ounce) or
two hundred and forty grains of ore.
JWi s
SAIEB.
2 S^
O p p
- O O
P J 3.
CD O
.060
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
.070
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
.080
1
2
3
4
5" ~>
72.92
74.13
75.35
76.56
77.78
78.99
80.21
81.42
82.64
83.85
85.07
86.28
87.50
88.71
89.93
91.14
82.36
93.58
94.79
96.01
97.22
98.44
99.65
100.87
102.08
S
I
95.84
97.42
98.99
100.56
102.13
103.70
105.27
106.85
108.41
109.99
111.55
113.13
114.69
116.27
117.84
119.41
120.99
122.56
124.13
125.70
127.27
128.84
130.42
131.98
§1,507.39
1,532.40
1,557.62
1,582.63
1,607.85
1,632.86
1,658.08
1,683.10
1,708.32
1,733.33
1,758.55
1,783.56
1,8(58.78
1,833.79
1,859.01
1,884.03
1.909.25
1,934.47
1,959.48
1,984.70
2,009.71
2,034.93
2,059.94
2,085,16
2,110.18
2.2.13
Et y=t to
5?
■ c t
.085
6
7
8
9
.090
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
.100
.200
.300
.400
.500
.600
.700
.800
.900
1000
o
a
103.30
104.51
105.73
106.94
108.16
109.37
110.59
111.80
113.02
114.23
115.45
116.67
117.88
119.10
. 120.31
121.53
243.05
364.58
486.11
607.64
729.16
850.69
972.22
1093-75
1,215.27
$133.56
135. 12
136.70
138.26
139.84
141.41
142.98
144.55
146.13
147.69
149.27
150.84
152.41
153.99
155.55
157.13
314.26
471.39
628.52
785.65
942.78
1,099.91
1,257.04
1,414.17
1,571.30
82,135.40
2,160.41
2,185.63
2,210.64
2,235.86
2,260.87
2,286.09
2,311.11
2,336.33
2,361.34
2,386.56
2,411.78
2,436.79
2,462.01
2,487.02
2,512.24
5,024.48
7,536.72
10,048.96
12,561.21
15,073.45
17,585.70
20,097.93
22,610.17
25,122.41
Importer and Dealer in ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
530 & 532 Washington Street, San Francisco.
AS SAT TAStS
Slwwing the amount of Gold and Silver, in ounces and fractions,
contained in one ton of ore, of two thousand pounds, from the
weight of fine metalobtained in an assay of JO Grammes of ore.
m *• * m
Prepared for JUSTINIAN CAIRfi.
o e —
— > -^ ~»
7. » a
I 89
- c 3
? is.
.ooi
.002
.003
.004
.005
.006
.007
.008
.009
.010
.011
.012
.013
.014
.015
.016
.017
.018
.019
.020
.021
.022
.023
.024
.025
.026
.027
.028
.029
.030
.031
.032
.033
3 S
1.458
2.916
4.374
5.833
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8.749
10.208
11.666
13.121
14.583
16.041
17.499
18 958
20:416
21.874
23.333
24.791
26.249
27.708
29.166
30.024
32.083
33.541
34.999'
36.458
37.916
39.374
40.833
42.291
43.749
45.208
46.666
48.124
a
I
1.88.5
3.77.1
5.65.7
7.54.2
9.42.8
11.31.3
13.19.8
15.08.4
16.95.9
18.85.4
20.73.9
22.62.5
24.51.0
26.39.5
28.28. 1
30.16.6
32.05.2
33.93.7
35.82.4
37.70.8
39.59.4
41.47.9
43.36.4
45.25.0
47.13.5
49.02.1
50.90.6
52.79.2
54.67.7
56.56.2
58.44.8
60.33.3
62.21.9
a
9 5.
I
30.14.6
60.29.2
90.43.8
120.58.5
150.73.1
180.87.7
2L1.02.4
241.17.0
271.31.6
301.46.3
331.60 9
361.75.5
391 90.1
422.04.8
452.19.4
482.34.0
512.48.7
542.63.3
572.77.9
002.92.6
633.07.2
663.21.8
693.36.5
723.51.1
753.65.7
783.80.3
813.95.0
844.09.6
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64.166
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68.541
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71.458
72.916
74.374
75.833
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78.749
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1658.04.6
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1718.33.9
1748.48.5
1778.63.2
1808.77.8
1838.92.4
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1899.21.7
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144.374
186.66.1
2984.48.4
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99.166
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145.833
188.54.7
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100.644
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377.09
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437.499
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874.999
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141.41.0
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1166.666
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110.833
143.29.5
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115.208
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3770.95
60292.74
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116.666
150.83.7
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4374.999
5656.42
90439.10
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118.124
152.72.2
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5833.333
7541.90
120585.47
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119.583
154.60.7
2471.99.7
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7291.666
9427.37
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121.041
156.49.4
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8749.999
11312.85
180878.21
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122.499
158.37.9
2532.28.9
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10208.333
13198.32
211024.58
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123.957
160.26.5
2562.43.6
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11666.666
15083.80
241170.94
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125.410
162.15.0
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13124.999
16964.27
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126.S74
164.03.5
2622.72.8
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14583.333
18854.75
301463.68
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128.332
165.92.5
2652.87.4
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16041.666
20740.22
331610.05
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129.791
167.80.6
2683.02.1
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17499.999
22625.70
361756.42
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131.249
169.69.2
2713.16.7
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18958.333
24511.17
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132.708 i
171.57.7
2743.31.3
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20416.666
26396.65
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134.166
173.46.3
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28282.12
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IPORTER AND De
ALER IN AS
SAYE
RS' MATERIA
VLS.
530 & 53
2 Washingto
n Street,
San Francisco.
1
The foregoing table is computed from an assay of 20 grammes, which
is a convenient amount for a crucible assay. When a scoritication assay is
made, two scori tiers are used, with 10 grammes in each , and the two but-
tons (which should weigh ex.ietly alike if the assay is correct) ate weighed
together and treated as one assay. It is then only necessary to compare
the tables with the number of Milligrammes obtained, in the first column;
in the next will be found the number of ounces to the ton, and the value ot
gold and silver in the other columns. A single example will fully illustrate
it.
20 grammes of ore yield a metallic button of gold and silver weighing
830 Milligrammes.
Boiled in Nitric Acid. — Gold weighing 32 Milligrammes remains.
380—32 Gold=348 Silver.
In the first column find 32 Milligrammes and yon hare 46.666 ozs. Troy
and its value in gold column, 8964.68.
In the first column find 348 Milligrammes. To do this you must add 48
and 300, and you have 69.999 +437.499=507.49 ozs. Troy, and its value
in silver column 90.50 4 565.54=$656.14.
The result will be,
Gold 46.666 ozs. Troy =$964.68.
' Silver 507.49 " " = 656.14.
Value per ton of 2,000 lbs $1,620.82.
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■set,
BECKER & SONS,
Biltta Btliiiti
Analytical Balance No. 7.
Every Balance and set of "Weights leaving this establishment is
guaranteed to be accurately adjusted as represented in this list.
B ALAS CM No. 3.
BALANCES
FOR ASSAYING, ANALYTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC USES.
No. i. Assay Balance in French polished glass case, sliding frame counterpoised
Can be charged up to twenty-five grammes in each pan. Deviation of needle on
scale, 5 divisions for one milligramme. Steel knives with agate bearings,
No. 2. In French polished glass case, 9 inches long, 9J inches high, and ;3 inches
deep, sliding frame counterpoised, packed in a light box, with strap for carrying,
weighing, all boxed, 4} lbs. Needle deviates 20 divisions on the scale for 1 mil-
ligramme. With set of weights, 1 platinum gramme to 1-10 milligramme,
No. 3. Assay Balance in French polished glass case, with counterpoised sliding frame.
When loaded up to 1 gramme in each pan needle deviates 10 divisions on the
scale for i milligramme j 1-100 part of a milligramme is therefore to be seen. Steel
knives with agate bearings,
No. 4. Ditto, for up to 10 grammes in each pan,
No. 5. Assay Balance, improved construction, for a charge of 10 grammes in each
pan, with apparatus for rider, sensible to 1-100 milligramme with its full charge,
No. 6. Analytical Balance, for a charge up to 100 grammes in each pan, in French po-
lished glass case, front sliding frame counterpoised, all bearings steel, sensible to
} milligramme with its full charge, with arrest for. pans,
No. 7. Analytical Balance, for a charge up to 100 grammes in each pan, in fine French
polished glass case, front sliding frame, counterpoised. All bearings agate planes,
with new improved arrangements for arrest of pans and beam, sensible to 1-20 mil-
ligramme with its full charge. Provided with apparatus for specific gravity. Rider
and weighing tubes. Beam divided in i-io parts of milligrammes; Pans 2$ inches
in diameter,
Ditto, ditto, with agate knife edges
No. 8. Same, for 200 grammes in each pan, sensible to 1-20 milligramme with its full
charge. Provided with arrest for pans, apparatus for specific gravity. Rider and
weighing tubes. Beam divided into i-ioparts of milligrammes. Pans 3 inches in
diameter, :
No. 9. Di.to, with adjustable shelf for supporting beaker with water when taking
specific gravities,
Nos. 8 and 9 with agate knife edges,
No. 10. Balance for scientific use. For a charge up to 500 grammes in each pan sen-
sible to i-iopart of a milligramme with its full charge. Glass case as those before.
All bearings agate planes. Provided with arrest for pans and beam, apparatus for
taking specific gravity. Rider and weighing tubes. Beam divided into 1-10 parts
of milligrammes. Pans 4 inches in diameter, .'.
No. 11. Ditto, with adjustable shelf for supporting beaker with water when taking
specific gravities,
No. 12. Same, for a charge up to 1,000 grammes in each pan sensible to 1- 10 milligram-
me with its full charge. Provided with arrest for pans, adjustable shelf for speci-
fic gravity, rider, etc. Beam divided into 1-10 milligrammes. Pans 5 inches in
diameter, ,
No. 13. Balance for specific use, in glass case for a charge up to 10 kilos in each pan,
sensible to 1 milligramme with that charge. Pans 9 inches in diameter,
9?$
s
BALANCE No, 19.
BALANCES.
FOR PHARMACEUTICAL, SPECIFIC GRAVITY, GOLD AND OTHER PURPOSES WHERE
ACCURACY IS REQUIRED.
No. 14. Prescription Scale, on French polished box with drawer, drop lever, bows
and movable pans. Can be charged up to 2 ounces in each pan. Sensible to 1-50
grain, ;
No. 15. Ditto, ditto, for marine purposes,
No. 16. Prescription Balance, in French polished glass case, with counterpoise front
sliding frame,
No. 17 Prescription Scales, 5 ounces in each pan, on French polished box with
drawer, provided with drop lever, bows and movable pans. Sensible to 1-30 grain,
No. 18. Ditto, ditto, in glass case,
No. 19. Balance for 10 ounces in each pan on French polished box with drawer, prov-
ided with drop lever, bows, movable pans, set screws and level. Sensible to 1-20
grain,
No. 20. Ditto, ditto, in glass case, with sliding frame. Sensible to 1-30 grain,
No. 21. Balance for 20 ounces in each pan, on French polished box with drawer,
provided with eccentric for lifting, bows, movable pans, set screws and level.
Sensible to i-io grain
No. 22. Ditto, ditto, in glass case, with counterpoised sliding frame. Sensible to 1-20
grain with that charge,
No. 23. Ditto, ditto, for 50 ounces in each pan. Sensible to J grain with that charge,
No. 24. Same, in glass case. Sensible to } grain,
No. 25. Ditto, ditto, for 100 ounces in each pan. Sensible to J grain with that charge.
BALANCE Ko. 19.
No. 26. Same, in glass case. Sensible to J grain,
No. 27. Ditto, ditto, for 300 ounces in each pan. Sensible to 1 grain with that charge,
No. 28. Same, in glass case
No. 29. Bullion and Specie Scale, carrying 500 ounces in each pan. Sensible to 1 grain,
with that charge. All bearings planes, with new improved construction for the
arrestation of the beam. Provided with arrest for pans, set screws and level
No. 30. Ditto, ditto, in glass case. Sensible to | grain,
No. 31. Ditto, ditto, for 2,000 ounces in each pan. Sensible to 2 grains with that
charge,
No. 32. Same in glass case. Sensible to 1 grain,
No. 33. Ditto, ditto, for 3,500 ounces in each pan. Sensible to 2 grains with that
charge,
No. 34. Same, in mahogany glass case French polished with counterpoised front slid-
ing frame. Sensible to 1 grain with that charge,
No. 35 Becker's Improved Druggists' Box Scale, for a charge up to 8 lbs. in each
pan. Sensible to 1 grain with its _full charge. Pans nickel plated, 8 inches in
diameter,
Ditto, ditto, with arrest for pans,
Ditto, ditto, in marble boxes,
No. 36. Diamond Scale, in glass case sliding frame counterpoised for a charge up to
100 carats in each pan. Sensible to 1-1000 carat with that charge. Provided
with arrest for pans and set of weights 100 carat piece and down to 1-64 carat.
BALANCE Xo. 37.
No. 37. Becker & Sons' New Improved Prescription Balance can be charged up to
3 ounces in each pan. Sensible 10 1-30 grain. Box 13$ inches long by 5J inches
wide. Marble top with glass cover,
Ditto, ditto, with drawer for weights,
Ditto, ditto, with 2 drawers,
wjsiouts jvo. a.
WEIGHTS.
IN FRENCH POLISHED BOXES LINED WITH VELVET, EVERY PIECE FITTED
SEPARATELY; BRASS WEIGHTS LACKERED ; THE FRACTION OF THE
GRAMME ARE PLATINUM ; EXCEPT BELOW 20 MILLIGRAMMES,
WHICH ARE MADE OF ALUMINUM.
Adjusted to the utmost Accuracy,
No. I. Platinum gramme and down to 1-10 milligramme,
No. 2. Ten gramme piece and down to 1-10 milligramme
No. 3. Two twenty gramme pieces and down to 1 milligramme. 3 riders
No.
•»•
No.
5-
No.
6.
No.
7-
No.
8.
No.
9-
No.
10.
No.
ii.
No.
12.
No.
'3-
No.
14-
No.
'5-
No.
16.
No.
«7-
Fifty gramme piece anddown to i milligramme. 3 riders
Hundred gramme piece and down 10 1 milligramme. 3 riders,
Two hundred gramme piece and down to 1 milligramme. 3 riders,.,
Five hundred gramme piece and down 10 1 milligramme. 3 riders,.,
Five kilo piece and down to 1 milligramme,
Ten grain piece and down to 1-1000 grain,
One thousand grain piece and down to 1-100 grain. 3 rideas,
Gramme and Grain Weights, No. 2.
Fifty gramme piece and down to I milligramme,
Hundred gramme piece anddown to i centigramme,
Hundred gramme piece anddown to I milligramme,
Five hundred gramme piece and down to i gramme, in mahogany block,....
Five hundred gramme piece anddown to i centigramme, in mahogany case,.
One kilo and down to I gramme, in mahogany block,
One kilo and down to i centigramme, in mahogany case
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No. 18. One thousand grain piece and down to i-loo grain,.,
No. 19. Sets of Assay Ton Weights of 4 A. T. down to 1-20 A. T
(The assay ton weights have been introduced by Dr. C. F. Chandler, of the School
of Mines, Columbia College, New York, where they are now in use for convenience in
the assay of ores. The weight denominated by Dr. Chandler '• One A. T. " equals
29,1666 grammes, and contains consequently as many milligrammes as there are troy
ounces in a ton avoirdupois of 2,000 lbs. Therefore, if one A. T. of ore assays 1 milli-
gramme, the ton contains 1 ounce troy)
No. 20.
No. 21
No. 22.
No. 23.
No. 24.
No. 25.
No. 26.
No. 27.
No. 28.
No. 29.
No. 30.
No. 31.
No. 32.
No. 33.
Apothecary Weights.
IN MAHOGANY BOXES LINED WITH VELVET.
One troy ounce down to } grain,
Twenty grammes and down to 1 centigramme,
One thousand grains down to 1-10 grain,
Two pounds and down to 1-8 oz. avoirdupois, in mahogany block,.
Four pounds and down to 1-8 oz. avoirdupois, in mahogany block .,
Brass Troy Ounce Weights, Lackered.
IN MAHOGANY BOXES LINED WITH VELVET.
One ounce and down to 1-4 grain,
Two two ounce pieces and down to 1-2 grain,
Five ounce piece and down to 1-4 grain,
Ten ounce piece and down to 1-2 grain,
One twenty ounce piece and down to 1-2 grain v
One fifty ounce piece and down to 1-2 grain,
Two one hundred ounce pieces and down to 1 grain,
Two hundred ounce piece and down to 1 grain
Two five hundred ounce pieces,
All the weights in this list are adjusted according to the French Standard and the
Ounce Troy, 31,1038 Grammes.
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N° 9.
ASSAY BALANCE with 8-inch beam, to carry 200
grains in each pan, turning most distinctly with rsVo
of a grain ; the beam is constructed with three edges
of agate, and the pans are supported by agate planes ;
apparatus for moving the sliding weight .
S0>U> iY JUSTINIAN C^URE.
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N° 10.
ASSAY" BALANCE with 8-inch heam, to carry 50 grains
in each pan, and. turn with *4ir of a grain
SOLD BY JUSTINIAN CAIRE.
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N? II.
ASSAY BALANCE with 8-inch beam, to carry 30
grains in each pan, and turn 'with yAt of a grain ;
the beam is divided, and apparatus fixed for moving
the sliding weight ....
SOLD BY JUST EN IAN CAIRE.
ASSAY BALANCE with a beam 10 inches long, of an
improved construction, on a stand with double
columns ; to carry 30 grains in each pan, and turn
with -rcjVir of a grain; the beam is divided, and
apparatus fixed for moving sliding weights ; plate
glass for the bottom of the case ....
SO.LD BY JUST IRIAN PAIRE.
FOR
• L. OERTLING,
e>
No. 9. Balance with 8-inch beam, to carry 200 grains in each pan, turn-
ing most distinctly with l0 ' 00 of a grain; the beam is constructed with
three edges of agate, and the pans are supported by agate planes ;
apparatus for moving the sliding weight
No. 10. Balance with 8-inch beam, to carry 50 grains in each pan, and
turn with ^ of a grain
No. 11. Balance with 8-inch beam, to carry 30 grains in each pan, and
turn with ,„'„„ of a grain ; the beam is divided, and apparatus fixed
for moving the sliding weight
"No. 12. Balance with a beam 10-inches long, on a stand with double
columns; to carry 30 grains in each pan, and turn with „>'„„ of a grain;
the beam is divided; and apparatus fixed for moving sliding weights;
plate glass for the bottom of the ease.-
HENRY TROEMNER'S
STANDARD SCALES I WEIGHTS,
PRIIiADBLPHIAi
BULLION BALANCES,
Several patterns, brass or iron beams,
With weights 1500 to 2,000 ounces Troy.
WEIGHTS IN MM
<3£§b 50 ounces down. ~2?E)
Assay
Outfit for
$100*
—
To meet the demand for cheap and complete Outfit for Assayers and Prospec-
tors, and to answer the frequent inquiries, especially from those in a remote part of
the Coast, as to the amount and kind of apparatus and Chemicals necessary to fit
up a small establishment, we
have prepared the following
ist, and are always ready
to furnish the goods, and for the sum of Sioo.
i Assay* Balance, with
weights from 10 to
One-half dozen Anneal-
I pound Chemical Pure
ing Cups.
Sulphuric Acid.
i-ioo grains. Gramme
I Nest (6) Porcelain
I pound Chemical Pure
sets will be supplied if
Evaporating Dishes.
Muriatic Acid.
desired in place of
I dozen Test Tubes.
io pounds Bi-Carbonate
grains.
i Rack for Test Tubes.
Soda.
I Pulp Scale, with
I dozen Mattresses, as-
io pounds Bone Ash.
weights from one oz.
sorted.
5 pounds Borax.
Troy to one grain.
I Glass Spirit Lamp and
2 pounds Refined Nitre.
I io-inch Furnace, Iron,
Wicking.
I pound Carbonate Po-
lined with fire-brick.
I Nest (4) Beakers.
tassa.
I Muffle.
I Wash Bottle.
i pound Fused Cyanide
I pair Crucible Tongs.
I 4-inch Glass Funnel.
Potassa,
I pair Scorifier Tongs.
I Brass Sieve, No. 6o.
I pound Sulphuret of
I pair Cupel Tongs.
One-half dozen assorted
Iron.
I Cupel Mould.
Test .Papers.
5 pounds Bar Lead, pure
I Assay Mould.
I Package Filters.
I pound FFF Ammonia.
I Quadruple Ingot Mould
I 4-inch Steel Spatula.
I pound Black Flux.
2 doz. Assay Crucibles.
I Wire Tripod.
One-half ounce Proof
2 dozen Scorifiers.
i Steel Hammer.
Silver. *
I quarter-dozen Crucible
I Polished Anvil.
I pound Pure Granulated
Covers.
I pair Flat Pliers.
Lead.
I Brass Blow-Pipe.
I pound Chemical Pure
I pound Pure Rolled
I one-half Gallon Iron
Nitric Acid.
Lead.
Mortar and Pestle.
5 pounds Litharge.
I pound Argols
I Cold Chisel.
This outfit, we are coi
lfident, would enable many
a miner and prospector,
with a little experience, to d
o much of his own Assaying, especially in such remote
places as make it difficult to
have it done by competent parties, except by wait-
ing for some time.
JU5
5TINIAN CAIRE.
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Wos. 530 $ 532 Wash
and 528 Broai
ington Street,
iway,
San Francisco.
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